Can I white-label Google reviews for my clients?
Yes. On the white-label track you buy at a discount off our retail price — up to 20% once you are on the top tier — invoice your client at whatever you charge, and keep the entire client relationship. We never contact your client, never appear on their invoice, and never see who they are unless you tell us; all we need is the public Google Business Profile link for each order.
How do the commission tiers work?
Three steps, all paying on every order a referred customer ever places: 12.5% from your first order, then 15% at $2,500 cumulative referred revenue (roughly 17 orders at a typical $149.99 order size), then 20% at $10,000 cumulative referred revenue (roughly 67 orders at a typical $149.99 order size). The thresholds are cumulative since you joined, not a monthly target, so a slow month costs you nothing.
Can my rate ever go down?
No. Once you unlock a tier it is permanent, and it applies to customers you referred before you unlocked it. Most programmes in this market tier on rolling monthly revenue, which means a quiet August drops you back a step on customers you introduced last year — on a lifetime commission that is incoherent, so we do not do it. The only thing that reduces a payout is a refund or chargeback on a specific order, and even that cannot pull you below a tier you have already reached. 20% is the ceiling; 12.5% is the floor, and you can only move one way between them.
Does my client ever see BuyReviewz?
No. You order, you pay us, and you report to your client in your own words. There is no confirmation email to them, no branding in the delivery, and nothing in the reviews themselves that identifies a supplier. The one thing we cannot control is what the client finds if they go looking for who fulfils the work — we are not going to pretend otherwise.
What is my actual margin as a reseller?
Your tier rate if you resell at our public price — 12.5% to start, up to 20% — and more if you don't. Most agencies bundle reviews into a wider local-SEO retainer rather than reselling them line-for-line, which is where the margin gets interesting: you are pricing the outcome, not the reviews. There is no monthly fee and no minimum spend, so your rate applies on your first order and your five-hundredth.
Can I set my own price?
Yes, entirely. You are buying wholesale, so what you charge is between you and your client. The only pricing rule is that you may not advertise our retail price as though it were yours, or undercut us on paid search using our brand name.
Should I take commission or the wholesale discount?
Whichever suits the relationship — the rate is identical either way, so it is a question of who owns the client rather than which one pays more. Take the discount when you are managing the account, invoicing the client yourself and want to stay the only supplier they know. Take the commission when you would rather recommend us and have no part in the delivery, the billing or the support. Plenty of partners do both: reseller for managed clients, affiliate link for their audience.
How long does delivery take?
The same as for any customer, because it is the same fulfilment: 5-star orders start within 24 hours and drip out over days to weeks depending on size, custom-written reviews run 10–20 business days, and 3-month packages are paced deliberately across 90 days. Quote your client our real timings — the fastest way to lose a client is to promise them a week and deliver in three.
What happens if my client asks for a refund?
Our refund policy applies to you exactly as it applies to a direct customer: a review that drops within 30 days is refilled free, and if we cannot deliver we refund. On the affiliate track, commission on a refunded order is reversed in full and deducted from your next payout. On the white-label track you are the merchant of record to your client, so any refund you choose to give them beyond ours is your commercial decision — settle it with them, then claim from us under the same policy.
How does referral tracking work, and how long does it last?
Your link carries a ?ref= code. We store it in a first-party cookie on the visitor's browser for 365 days on a last-click basis, so a business that reads your review in January and buys in November still credits you. The cookie is read server-side when the order is created, never from the browser at checkout, so it cannot be spoofed by the buyer or by another site.
When and how do I get paid?
On the 10th of each month, for the month before, with no minimum balance — a single referred review is enough to trigger a payout. We pay by crypto, bank transfer, store credit. PayPal is not available yet; we would rather say that than list it and make you chase it.
What anchor text am I allowed to use when I link to you?
Our brand name, the bare domain, a generic call to action like “visit website”, or a phrase describing a feature such as “90-day drip delivery”. Never the exact commercial phrase “buy google reviews” or its close variants, in any casing or word order, and every link must carry rel="sponsored". This is not us being fussy: 55% of our backlink profile already uses that one phrase, and it is the most likely single reason the site underperforms. A partner link that uses it makes both of us less money.
Can I tell my clients the reviews are guaranteed or undetectable?
No — and neither do we. We guarantee a free refill for 30 days or your money back; we do not guarantee permanence, rankings, or that Google will never filter a review. “Undetectable”, “Google-approved” and “100% safe” are claims we make nowhere on this site, so partners may not make them either. Buying reviews is against Google's policies and carries real risk. Sell it honestly and you will keep the client; oversell it and you will own the complaint.